Star Rail Simulation, but Fate is Crazy

Are these three guys really playing cards?

Why did he only see Bai Ge and Xing smiling so happily, but San Yue Qi had a confused look on his face and was reluctant to follow their train of thought?

"Wang Bang!"

Bai Ge directly threw out two kings.

Then he held up his face and looked at the star core spirit in front of him with a smile.

Now you are the challenger!

Xing narrowed his eyes and looked at the king bomb in front of him, and a smirk appeared on his face again.

She played two aces and a nine!

"119 defuse your bomb..."

March 7th fell silent.

This game can still be played like this?

Sanyueqi watched the rest of the card game with a bewildered look on his face.

She watched helplessly as the three-player poker game was reduced to a two-player one.

Then the two of them went from playing poker to playing Three Kingdoms Kill, and then from playing mahjong until one of them pulled out a Blue-Eyes White Dragon...

What a thrilling card game!

This is coming from two guys who are not human!

By the way, how many people are on the Starry Sky Train now?

Volume 1: Chapter 45: Spoilers

The noise at the card table faded away like the tide, and sleepiness crept onto everyone's brows under the dim light.

March Seven was the first to yawn and collapse on the sofa, with potato chip crumbs still on the ends of his hair;

The Star Core Spirit then stretched and casually pushed the pile of cards into a crooked hill.

This card game, which was a mixture of cheating and laughter, finally came to an end in the cold night of Beloberg.

Bai Ge gathered the scattered cards into neat squares, and suddenly had an inexplicable thought.

In this vast and boundless starry universe.

Is there a planet similar to Yu-Gi-Oh?

If so, that would be interesting!

He stood up and nodded to Dan Heng, who was leaning against the bookshelf, "Go out and take a walk."

"Where?"

Dan Heng put down the ancient book in his hand, his blue pupils reflecting the flickering candlelight.

"Just take a look!" Bai Ge waved his hand: "After all, I haven't really looked around here yet!"

Dan Heng looked at Bai Ge's back.

It seems like he wants to say be careful.

But when I thought about Bai Ge’s performance on the platform of the Black Tower Space Station, I didn’t know what to say.

Finally, he said, "Go early and come back early..."

Bai Ge was stunned.

She smiled and waved at him.

Bai Ge stepped out of the door of Goethe Hotel, and the cold wind carrying tiny ice crystals blew in his face.

Under the dim lights of the downtown area, these ice crystals looked like countless twinkling rays of light.

He didn't leave immediately.

Instead, he leaned against the mottled wall, staring blankly at the crisscrossing pipes and rusty metal brackets above his head.

"Come out!"

He said to someone.

Nothing happened.

Bai Ge looked at Sangbo who was hiding there with some helplessness.

"Dear anchor, I have already seen you."

Anchor.

This is what Bai Ge calls some masked fools.

After all, he once knew a masked fool who tried to make him laugh when he was emotionless.

According to that guy.

There is a magical television artifact in the Masked Fool's tavern.

In their spare time, fools would gather in front of it, watching with great interest the absurd "plays" performed by other peers in various worlds.

Those bizarre stories are sometimes carefully planned farces and sometimes thrilling conspiracies.

Each "performance" is filled with the madness and joy unique to the Masked Fool.

However, this magical object is not only a tool for entertainment, but occasionally becomes the fuse of conflict.

When a colleague on screen behaves in an unbearable way, or his or her performance style touches someone else's sore spot.

These fools, who are not bound by worldly morals, will cross the sea of ​​stars without hesitation and rush to the scene in person.

Offline "communication" scenes are often full of tension.

Sambo is obviously a "host" as well as a "clown".

"So what are you planning to do?"

"Maybe he's going to spoil the story for someone..."

"Spoiler?"

"Yeah!" Bai Ge "Sambo" blinked, a cunning light flashing in his eyes, "Want to join us?"

"Row!"

that's it.

The "Self-Destroyer" and the "Masked Fool", a magical combination that seems to have nothing in common, appear.

The silence in Belloberg late at night was almost suffocating, with only the whimpering sound of the cold wind hitting the window frames.

Cocolia sat behind her desk. The holographic projection on the desk emitted a cold blue light, making her face look even paler.

Mountains of documents and data were stacked on the desk, and the pen in her hand moved rapidly across the documents, signing decisions that affected the fate of the city.

The clock on the wall showed that it was three o'clock in the morning. The entire administrative building was almost plunged into darkness except for the dim emergency lights in the corridor.

Cocolia rubbed her sore neck, picked up the coffee that had already gone cold and took a sip. The bitter taste spread across her tongue.

Just as she was about to move on to the next document.

A soft but clear knock on the door was particularly abrupt in the silent office.

Her hand paused slightly, her eyes instantly sharp as an eagle's. No one should be here at this hour.

"Come in."

Her voice carried the majesty and calmness that only a superior could possess.

The door slowly opened, and a figure appeared vaguely in the dim light of the corridor.

As the man walked into the office, bright lights illuminated his face.

It was a completely unfamiliar face. He was wearing a long black windbreaker with some unmelted snow still on the corners of his clothes.

Cocolia put down the pen in her hand, leaned forward slightly, and stared at the uninvited guest with sharp eyes.

"Who are you? You've trespassed into the core area of ​​Beloberg without permission. Do you know what this crime is?"

Bai Ge raised a faint smile at the corner of his mouth, but did not answer her question.

His eyes swept across the city planning map on the wall, finally stopping at the scarlet area marked "Rift".

Then there was a "pop".

Cocolia's pupils suddenly contracted—the documents on the holographic screen turned into flying snow, and Beloberg's future unfolded before her eyes.

The mysterious "fiction" has arrived.

His ability as a self-annihilator is similar to "Nullary Dream" but with the added fabrication of "Mystery".

It is still possible to construct something similar to a real illusion.

Bai Ge was very curious.

What will be the future of Bellerberg after seeing it in the game?

To tell the truth.

There are certain similarities between Bai Ge in the simulation of Cocolia and Tarak Federation.

Everything is reborn after destruction.

But there are also gaps between the two sides.

Bai Ge basically relied on himself and the uniqueness of the Tarak Federation to rebuild it in the midst of destruction!

But Cocolia had to place her hopes on the "star core" and look for a ray of hope in the illusory promise.

So he wanted to see.

What choice will Cocolia make after the spoilers?

Time passed quietly in silence, and every second seemed to weigh a thousand pounds.

Finally, the light rekindled in Cocolia's dim eyes, and her voice was trembling but firm.

"This is real?"

"In a way, yes!"

Cocolia seemed to fall silent for a long time, then she murmured softly, "Very well."

"So, what decision are you going to make?" Bai Ge took a half step forward, his eyes burning.

"Just like the 'me' in the illusion."

Cocolia straightened her back, her eyes filled with determination to face death.

"The beautiful world depicted by the star core is nothing but a mirage. This bloody reality is the Beloberg I want to protect."

She is Cocolia Rand.

He is the great guardian of Beloberg.

If she had no other choice, she would not choose the star core.

"You actually believed it so?" Bai Ge found it a little unbelievable.

Cocolia fell silent again, and after a long while she spoke, "It's scared."

The star core is afraid.

It is afraid of Bai Ge who is equipped with "In the Name of Salvation".

It was this fear that made Cocolia choose to believe - she firmly believed that anyone who could scare the Star Core would not bother to lie.

If Bai Ge knew what she was thinking, he would probably burst out laughing - this was the naivety that only came from someone who hadn't experienced the "beating" of the Masked Fool.

A relieved smile appeared on Cocolia's face, as if a heavy burden had been lifted from her.

If the future is really as the illusion shows, perhaps all the sacrifices will be meaningful.

In the last moments of her life, she will personally end something that should not exist.

After all, the case of the previous Grand Guardian, "The Fool" Hillier Rand, who was sidelined, is still fresh in people's minds.